Collaborative Research: Impact of the Summer Institutes on Faculty Teaching and Student Achievement
合作研究:暑期学院对教师教学和学生成绩的影响
基本信息
- 批准号:1323258
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 165.6万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2014
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2014-01-01 至 2020-09-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Over the last decade, the National Academies Summer Institutes (SIs) have trained almost 1,000 faculty and instructional staff in "scientific teaching", an approach to STEM instruction based on evidence about how people learn (1,2). The SIs are designed to teach effective use of active learning and assessment with attention to fostering learning by diverse students. The curriculum features an iterative approach to examining the learning benefits associated with these newly introduced teaching practices. At present, only a few studies systematically examine the outcomes of faculty development efforts. This project is an assessment of the effects of SI training on participants' teaching practices and their students' outcomes. This project is developing an evaluation system involving a generalizable protocol for conceptualizing and measuring outcomes of faculty development efforts, using the Summer Institute populations to test this system and its protocol. This effort to determine the outcomes of a long standing faculty development effort is a collaboration among Yale University, the University of Colorado - Boulder, Cornell University, and the University of Connecticut. Intellectual Merit: This project is an important large-scale assessment of scientific teaching practices and their impact on student outcomes. The project is unique because it employs a systems approach to determine effects of the program on adoption of teaching practices and on student achievement. This work is designed to create knowledge about educational practices, instructor behavior change, and student outcomes, while developing broadly useful evaluation tools that can be widely disseminated to enable others to evaluate their STEM education initiatives.Broader Impacts: The results from the study of the institutes are designed to inform future faculty development efforts. The resulting evaluation system provides tools for designing and conducting evaluations of complex projects. In addition, the project is designed to develop important expertise for key participating researchers in the evaluation of faculty development for STEM education.1. J. Handelsman, S. Miller, C. Pfund, Scientific Teaching. (WH Freeman & Co, 2007).2. C. Pfund et al., Professional development. Summer institute to improve university science teaching. Science (New York, N.Y.) 324, 470 (2009).
在过去十年中,美国国家科学院暑期学院 (SI) 已对近 1,000 名教职员工和教学人员进行了“科学教学”培训,这是一种基于人们如何学习的证据的 STEM 教学方法 (1,2)。 SI 旨在教授如何有效利用主动学习和评估,并注重促进不同学生的学习。 该课程采用迭代方法来检查与这些新引入的教学实践相关的学习效益。 目前,只有少数研究系统地考察了教师发展努力的成果。 该项目旨在评估 SI 培训对参与者的教学实践及其学生成果的影响。 该项目正在开发一个评估系统,涉及一个通用协议,用于概念化和衡量教师发展工作的成果,使用暑期学院的人群来测试该系统及其协议。 这项确定长期教师发展工作成果的努力是耶鲁大学、科罗拉多大学博尔德分校、康奈尔大学和康涅狄格大学之间的合作。智力优点:该项目是对科学教学实践及其对学生成绩影响的重要大规模评估。该项目的独特之处在于它采用系统方法来确定该计划对教学实践的采用和学生成绩的影响。这项工作旨在创造有关教育实践、教师行为变化和学生成果的知识,同时开发广泛有用的评估工具,这些工具可以广泛传播,使其他人能够评估他们的 STEM 教育计划。 更广泛的影响:研究结果研究所旨在为未来的教师发展工作提供信息。 由此产生的评估系统提供了设计和评估复杂项目的工具。 此外,该项目旨在为主要参与研究人员培养重要的专业知识,以评估 STEM 教育的教师发展。1。 J. Handelsman、S. Miller、C. Pfund,科学教学。 (WH Freeman & Co,2007).2。 C. Pfund 等人,职业发展。暑期学院旨在改善大学科学教学。 《科学》(纽约州纽约市)324, 470 (2009)。
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